Congratulaons To Our Newly Confirmed
Congratula ons To Our Newly ConfirmedConfirmation Candidates – September 13, 2021Anthony AluottoAndrew AversoSophia BasiloneJake BrudzynskiCiara ChalmersBradley CollinsAngelina ConklinPaighton CornettJulia DeVencentisSophia DiFilippoNoah EstrellaFrancesca FaillaRocco FanettiChristian FarinaKatherina FarinaRonan FlynnJoseph FreiBella GaraglianoBrendan GordonAva IovinoRobert KingEmma KristensenLuca La MonacaJoseph LimoneMatthew LorperAnthony MaranoElla MarianiRyan McFarlaneJackson MecionisEddie Medina, Jr.Tyler MenneAlex MisevskiSophia MitreskiJoshua OrtezDominic PasseroAva PercarpioAntonia PorporinoGianna RamosArleen RomeroFrancesca RussoJulia SchaefferSamantha SerellDaniel SokoloskiIvana TerranovaMichael Tirri, Jr.Ella TowerPaul ValentiBrianna VanWinkleJohnPaul Wedemeyer
Ǥ ǯ P 276 Diamond Bridge Avenue ? Hawthorne, New Jersey 07506September 19,2021P 973-427-1478F 973-427-4826W www.stanthony-hawthorne.orgS 973-423-1818R E 973-427-7873Served byMs. Therese Grolly.Confirmation CoordinatorMr. Craig Jandoli.Confirmation AssistantMr. Michael Riedel.Music DirectorJulian Cabling / Liz Newman. . .Youth MinistersMrs. Diane Brown.Parish SecretaryMs. Mary Ann Martone .Safe Environment Coordinator/Parish SecretaryMrs. Cathy Clyne.Finance DepartmentMr. William Chaky .Maintenance SupervisorMr. Eugene Morabito.TrusteeMrs. Barbara Homler.TrusteeRev. Msgr. Raymond J. Kupke, Ph.D.PastorRev. Frank Lennie .Parochial VicarRev. Msgr. Elso C. Introini.Pastor EmeritusDeacon Gerald Fadlalla.Social Services MinistryDeacon Ronnie Gonzalez .Pre-Cana ProgramDeacon Anthony Bernardine.(Retired)Deacon Richard Brudzynski.(Retired)Sr. Mary Jackson, F.M.A.School PrincipalSr. Betty Ann Martinez, F.M.A.Rel. Ed. Director0DVVHV S M U H H - T O 7 7:30PME A Saturday.5:30 p.m.Sunday.7:00, 8:30, 10:00 a.m., 12 noonA S W M Please call the rectory for a priest to anoint anyonewho is dying or seriously ill.Monday - Saturday.7:30 a.m.S B are held on every Sunday at 1:30 p.m.Please call the rectory for more information. R Saturday.4:30 - 5:15 p.m. 2
3UD\ IRU WKH 6LFN RI 2XU 3DULVKK MASS INTENTIONSSunday, September 19, 2021S S 18, 20215:30 PMBessie LeggireOlga YagodzinskiPriscilla AzanaNick Sciortino S S 19, 2021People of the ParishMarianina CampanaTina Gallo MartinNorma WilliamsonHoward Anthony RothMary De LaneyCarlo FusaroAnne McNerneySusan CaneHalina TyjerJohn & Olga YagodzinskiMildred ZeralliMargaret BrizekMelinda & Frank MartoneEllen D’ErricoMarco EspositoPhyllis Sarracino7:00 AM8:30 AM10:00 AM12:00 PMM S 20, 20217:30 AMAndrew JacksonMarilyn ByrneJoseph TobeyT S 21, 20217:30 AMSylvester RizzoMerry BeckettW S 22, 20217:30 AMKenneth KavanaghMargaret M. DonahuePellegrino ValenteT S 23, 20217:30 AMTana TabbackMelania MosneyF S 24, 20217:30 AMGloria BoccioGeorge ChidiacSam E. MorabitoS S 25, 20217:30 AMWillhamina VillanuevaJose Ramiro LopezJosefa VargasMichael AstoneT S Ralph & Terry Adame and Family, Carol Cahion, PhylissCarlough, Ernie Cole, Marge Corley, Michele D’Angelo,Dan DiIenno, Marybeth Duesneau, Jose Espinosa, LauraFlanders, Cindy Frei, Agnes Gallagher, Eddie Gallo, RichardGallo, Eileen Gazawie, Mason Giove, Mary Izzo, JackieKaufman, Dr. Florence Leone, Joseph Leskovics, GaryMaik, Helen Monda, Patricia Moore, George Morabito,Julieann Morabito, Sandra Morabito, Sally Morse, DianeNazzario, Judy Paquin Natalia Pavelchak, Ralph Petrucci,Joan Prusiensky, Colleen Read, Maureen Read, EileenRobinson, Dieter Schmidt, Barbara Tilton, Carol Traino,Mary Walker, Carol Wild, Joseph Woods, DoloresYarnchuk, Marie Zigarelli, Agnes M. Zimmer, GregoryZimmer, John Zisa.Next Weekend Mass Intentions6HSWHPEHU 6DWXUGD\ 5:30 PMJoseph P. Leonard & Estelle M. LeonardManfred GrenzebachRobert MulliganLiving & Deceased Members ofDomanski & Mikolajczk Families 6XQGD\ 7:00 AM8:30 AM L :10:00 AMHonoring the Eucharistic Presence of our Lordin the Tabernacle is burning this week in Memory of GloriaBoccio12:00 PMB W : In Loving Memory ofGloriaBoccio3People of the ParishPat & Mary CompolietoSalvatore AversoDenise SorrisoLucrezia PorporinoLinda VetteriAlbert DecausemakerEarl PerrittRalph Di MarcantonioPazia & Andrew SwytakOzzie & Jean CariniStanley & Sophie TyburcyzyMichael VignolaMargaret BrizekHelena Michalska & Helen KopchikSylvester Rizzo
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BY THE WAY . . .x This past summer we were happy to host the Final Vows Profession ceremony for theSalesian Sisters. The sisters’ chapel is currently under reconstruction because of a disastrousfire that took place three years ago. So, I had the opportunity to listen carefully as four sistersprofessed their vows. Like all religious women, the Salesian Sisters profess vows of poverty,chastity and obedience. But, with the Salesian Vows there is included an adherence to the“Preventive Method” of education put forth by their founder Saint John Bosco in the latenineteenth century. The “preventive method” seeks to employ three simple tools in trying to formyoung people into responsible Christian adults – reason, religion, and loving kindness.Who would not want their children to be influenced by such a sensible and loving system?We are lucky to be able to have the Salesian Sisters staffing our school. It helps make all thedifference in making Saint Anthony’s School a positive alternative for the education of yourchildren.x Attention all men: Be on the lookout in the bulletin for an announcement aboutSaint Joseph’s Workers, a new parish men’s initiative which will appear in the bulletin shortly.The first meeting of Saint Joseph’s Workers will take place on Saturday morning, October 2 at8:30 A.M.x 2022 Mass Book - We will begin taking requests for Mass Intentions for theCalendar Year 2022 beginning Tuesday, October 5. These requests must be made in writing onthe Mass Request Form found elsewhere in this bulletin. Mass requests will be taken only if thefirst and last name of the person is provided. People who wish their loved ones to be recordedsolely by initials or first names should consider looking into one of the missionary associations(such as the Salesians) to satisfy these requests.x Last year despite the difficulties encountered by the Covid-19 Pandemic, theDiocesan Ministries Appeal (formerly known as the Bishop’s Annual Appeal) had its mostsuccessful year ever. In our own parish, our generous parishioners more than doubled ourparish goal in their pledges and contributions. This year’s appeal begins the weekend ofSeptember 25-26. Watch your mail and this bulletin for more information.x At the end of this month (September 29) we celebrate the Feast of the HolyArchangels, Michael, Gabriel and Raphael. For many years, at the end of Sunday Low Masses(“Low” Masses were those without any music) the following prayer to Saint Michael was prayedalong with a number of prayers for the Conversion of Russia. These prayers were removed from theliturgy in 1964.Saint Michael the Archangel,Defend us in battle;Be our protection against the wickedness and snares of the devil.May God rebuke him, we humbly pray:And do thou, O Prince of the Heavenly Host,By the power of God,Cast into hell Satan and all evil spiritsWho wander through the world seeking the ruin of souls.Amen.God bless you all.Father Ray6
WINTER COATS DRIVEPARISH FOOD PANTRY UPDATENext month our Ministry will be collecting gentlyused and clean winter coats/jackets for homelessmen, women, teens, and children served by HisHelping Hands, a nonprofit-Paterson based agency helping the homeless and others inneed. (And certainly you can feel free to donatenew items.) We will also be accepting blankets,afghans, comforters, and flannel sheets as well aspersonal-size toiletries/hygiene items. Furtherdetails will be available in later bulletins.Now that the Rectory Office has reopened, individuals in need of food can come to the Office duringscheduled hours of operation (Mon. - Thurs., 9A.M. - 3 P.M.; Fri. 9 A.M. - 11:30; Sat.closed). We asked that individuals please callRectory, to make an appointment (973-427-1478)New Protections for Renters Against EvictionsLocal Bereavement Support GroupGovernor Murphy has signed legislation introducingnew protections for renter households who experiencedeconomic hardships during the pandemic. All renterhouseholds with incomes below 120% of their county’sArea Median Income will be permanently protectedagainst eviction or removal at any time for nonpaymentof rent, habitual late payment of rent, or failure toaccept a rent increase that accrued from March 1st,2020, through August 31st, 2021. Some households willqualify for additional protections as well. To learnabout protections you may qualify for and to completethe necessary self-certification of your household income, visit covid19.nj.gov/renter. In addition, the CDCissued a temporary eviction moratorium this week thatapplies to U.S. counties experiencing substantial andhigh levels of community transmission through October3rd, 2021. New Jersey is recommending that you complete both the State’s self-certification form and theCDC Eviction Protection Declaration if you believe youmay qualify for protection.If you have suffered a loss and would like support,you're invited to join the Compassionate CareBereavement Support Group that meets onWednesday evenings at the Louis Bay 2nd Libraryhere in town. For more information and/or toregister, contact DonnaAsh Donna.Ash@Amedisys.com or call 973 9161400 .NEED TRANSPORTATION?The Passaic County Para-Transit Programmaintains a fleet of vehicles, which provide curb-to-curb transportation for the county’s seniorcitizens and disabled residents in need of nonemergency rides to medical appointments, shopping centers, county-run nutrition and adult daycare sites, and for disabled residents to attendgroup work programs. Special lift vansare available to accommodate non-ambulatoryindividuals. You may call (973 305 5756)Monday through Friday between the hours of8:00AM to 4:00PM to reserve a trip. Trips maybe one-way, round trip, or recurring trips.All rides are scheduled on a first come firstserved basis, depending on availability. There isno fee for this service, however a donation of 2.00 per trip is suggested. All donations areused to support Para-Transit.CRISIS COUNSELING SERVICES FOR THOSEAFFECTED BY THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC.Need help coping with hardships caused by COVID-19?Unsure where to find resources to help you recover? Ifyou or anyone you know needs crisis counseling services pertaining to COVID-19 please call 732-204–6510or email hopeandhealing@ccdom.org. Confidential Free Anonymous. (This program is a Crisis Counseling Program (CCP) brought to you by NJ Hope andHealing, Catholic Charities Community Services in collaboration with NJ Department of Human Services’Division of Mental Health through a FEMA/SAMHSAgrant.)7
Frozen Dinners for theFr. English Center is BACK!!Unfortunately, Covid 19 and the ensuing pandemicforced the Social Services Ministry to temporarilystep back from the Fr. English Frozen Dinner Program. However, we are very happy to announcethat we are back in business. So, the Social Services Ministry and the Fr. English Center arehoping you will help provide nutritious meals forthe working poor of Paterson. The need is great;the pandemic placed a tremendous burden on all ofus, but none more so than on the poor and vulnerable. The Social Services Ministry is asking you toplease be as generous as you always have been andhelp the Fr. English Center continue its mission ofserving the needy.PARISH CHOIR TO RESUMEREHEARSALS: After 18 months ofCovid and its restrictions and devastatingeffects on our families, friends, jobs,churches, transportation, and our lives, wewill finally resume rehearsals and sungliturgies with our Parish Adult Choir.These past 18 months have been difficultfor ALL involved in parish ministry. Wehope to resume a more “new normal” inthe coming weeks.Rehearsals will resume on Thursday,September 23rd at 7:30pm in the ChurchChoir Loft. We would be so honored towelcome back our members, who havebeen away far too long, and to plead forsome NEW MEMBERS to join the Choir.Both Women and Men (Sopranos, Altos,Tenors, and Basses are very much inneed). The Choir is open to those of HighSchool age and up. No previous musicaltraining or experience is needed. Just minimal time for attendance at rehearsals andsinging at Mass (10am) and special parishliturgies (Christmas, Holy Week, Easter).The tentative Schedule for Rehearsals isSept 23, 30, October 14, 21, 28, November4, 11, 18, December 2, 9, 16. Please give itsome thought and consideration. Thankyou!!The Ministry will be distributing aluminum pansafter all masses on the weekend of September18/19. You are invited to take one home, prepare ameal in the pan using one of the basic recipes provided or one of your own, label it with contents,then freeze it, and return it to the garage behindthe rectory on Saturday, October 2 between 9:00and 10:00A.M. If you are unable to return the panon October 2, you may drop it off at the rectoryduring regular business hours during the week ofSeptember 27. We thank you for your consideration and support.“IT'S NOT HOW MUCH WE GIVE BUTHOW MUCH LOVE WE PUT INTOGIVING.”(ST. MOTHER TERESA)8
ST. ANTHONY SCHOOLDesigner BagBINGOSaturday, October 2, 2021Rain or ShineSAS PARKING LOT (outdoor event) 11am – 3pmRain Location will be indoors (Mask Mandate)270 Diamond Bridge Avenue, Hawthorne, New Jersey 25 for 12 boards (3 Bingo games per board)&LOUIS VUITTON GRAND RAFFLE:- 20/ticketWinner need not be present to win!COVID-19 rules and precautions are being followedReturn order form with payment to SAS by September 29, 2021Questions? E-mail ------------------------------------Name: Grade:Phone:Email:Number of %,1*2 YRXFKHUV: Number of *UDQG 5DIIOH WLFNHWV:Total amount enclosed:(Please make checks payable to “St. Anthony School”.)
ST. ANTHONY CHURCH, 276 DIAMOND BRIDGE AVENUE, HAWTHORNE,NEW JERSEY 07506 (973-427-1478) or FAX (973-427-4826)MASS REQUEST FOR 2022We will begin on Tuesday, October 5, 2021, Please fill out form for your Masses.Please Celebrate a Mass (es) for the following Intention:Please accept my Mass (Donation) of 10 per mass. We will make everyeffort to accommodate your requests. Please make sure to fill outcontact information, so we can contact you!Please Print ClearlyDate: Time: Name of Person:Given By:Donation:Your Contact Information is required (please print)Name:Address: /State/ZipPhoneEmail
Also Available Are Sanctuary Lamps & Bread & Wine (Donation 15)Available for 1 week In Memory of Loved One. Please makecheck payable to St. Anthony Church:Sanctuary LampDate: Week ofName of Person:Given By:Donation:Bread & WineDate: Week ofName of PersonGiven By:Donation:
StewardshipTHANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!Sunday Offering (8/22/21):Sunday Offering (8/29/21):Sunday Offering (9/05/21):Sunday Offering (9/12/21): 10,957.26 9,705.56 11,712.96 1,454.36 (Online Giving) 9,664.00 (Envelopes)Total: 11,118.36ONLINE GIVING OPTIONSxParishSOFT Online Giving rcchurchxxText-To-Give 973-245-9778Connect Now Giving App (See details below)CONNECT NOW GIVING APP1. Download the free “Connect Now Giving” app for IOS or Android phones2. Search for our parish by zip code (07506)3. Enter your ParishSOFT Giving username and password!This will bring you to your ParishSOFT Giving account. You can donate using the app, see yourhistory of giving, view, add or edit!Note: You must be registered in the ParishSOFT Giving program to use the app, visit our websiteto enroll.For Assistance, please contact Donna Mallory at 973.427.1478 or finance@stanthonyschool.org
TWENTY-FIFTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME“Where jealousy and self ambition exist, there is disorder and every foul practice. But the wisdomfrom above is first of all pure, then peaceable, gentle, compliant, full of mercy and good fruits, withoutinconstancy and insincerity. And the fruit of righteousness is sown in peace for those who cultivatepeace.”Is the reading from St. James reflecting today’s headlines, or does it date from the first century? Theevents of our time certainly reflect disorder, chaos, making the gospel seem so distant.The encouragement of the writer though, offers the opportunity to examine our own lives as we seek tolive by the virtues he enunciates – peace, gentleness, mercy. James uses the fruits of the spirit of whichSt. Paul wrote in Galatians.If we chose just one and worked on it each day for a week or a month, our lives would be quite differentas we ‘cultivate peace’ in our hearts and offer it to others.HIS WORD TODAYBY REV. WILLIAM J. REILLYA FRESH PERSPECTIVE ONTHE SUNDAY READINGS
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licensure RN to BSN student population, an increase from the proportion who were female in 2020 (85.8%). Gender data were missing for 0.04% of newly enrolled RN to BSN students. Age Figure 3 displays the breakdown of age among newly enrolled post-licensure RN to BSN students in 2021. Age data were missing for 14.2% of newly enrolled RN to BSN .
PET para personas con DT2 Pag. 45 11. PET para personas con Prediabetes Pag. 52 12. PET para mujeres con Diabetes Pre-gestacional en tratamiento con ADOs y/o insulina Pag. 58 13. PET para mujeres con Diabetes Gestacional Pag. 67 14. PET para personas con DM para pre
time test takers of the American Board of Radiology radiation biology (left), physics (center), and clinical (right) qualifying examinations from 2005-2016 [2017 unavailable]. Reported average pass rates from 2018 are plotted as outliers (for radiation biology and physics) and labeled. Two-sided P-values (with distribution of normality confirmed by the Shapiro test) demonstrate that the .
